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Self Advocacy-Aaron
Self Advocacy-Aaliyon
A Social Thinking Rubric to Measure Evidence of Social Thinking Concepts
Rubric Code:
K22CCBA
By
mbclark491
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Subject:
(General)
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
K-5, 6-8
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Self Advocacy
poor
1 pts
fair
2 pts
good
3 pts
excellent
4 pts
Appropriately tell feelings and needs.
poor
Needs full support from adults to tell feelings and needs appropriately.
fair
Inconsistently able to tell feelings and needs appropriately. Adults prompt intermittently throughout the day.
good
Somewhat consistently to tell feelings and needs appropriately. Minimal adult cues. (i.e. I feel.....when.....I need....)
excellent
Demonstrating appropriate ability to tell feelings and needs appropriately. Adult cues similar to others in the setting. (i.e. I feel.....when.....I need....)
Starting/responding appropriately to negotiations
poor
Does not identify any emotions
fair
able to identify 1-2 emotions in others with visual and adult support
good
labels others emotions, 3 or more with visual support but minimal adult cues.
excellent
understands and talks about emotions (little support from adult or similar to peer group)
Respond appropriately when asked to change his be
poor
Does not respond appropriately when asked to changing his behavior.
fair
Responds appropriately when asked to change his behavior with visual and verbal prompts from an adult.
good
Responds appropriately when asked to change his behavior with minimal cues from an adult.
excellent
Responds appropriately when asked to change his behavior with little support from adult or similar to peer group.
Keywords:
social thinking
Subjects:
(General)
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